Start by asking lots of questions.
Before you jump in and start making changes to an older system, be sure you first understand how it works and why it’s been built the way it has. It can be easy (and often tempting) to blame the person or people before you for all these “bad” designs. But there are usually a lot of good reasons (constraints and dependencies) for them, many of which may still hold true. – Chris Grundemann
Start by asking lots of questions.
Before you jump in and start making changes to an older system, be sure you first understand how it works and why it’s been built the way it has. It can be easy (and often tempting) to blame the person or people before you for all these “bad” designs. But there are usually a lot of good reasons (constraints and dependencies) for them, many of which may still hold true. – Chris Grundemann
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